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Added Outlook connector but still get "Invocation of unknown or undefined function" error

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I am trying to send an email from a button that is not in a form, just on the screen. I have added the connector for Microsoft365Outlook, but still get an error message.

Attached is a screenshot. Any ideas what I am doing wrong?

Thanks in advance.

Andre

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cds 1,001 on at

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Not sure if this is the problem or not, but Navigate should be the last action taken.

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@supra8311 ,
What is DisplayItem (I assume a collections) and how do you form it?

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supra8311 13 on at

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Hi Warren.

Display item is local variable set to an item in a SharePoint list.

I don't think it is the context variable. If I comment out the function and type Office... none of the Office365 functions auto complete.

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supra8311 13 on at

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cds - thanks for the heads up. I removed the Navigate, but still have the problem.

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@supra8311 ,
Can you please find the code that sets it and post it.
It is also really helpful to post any code as text rather than a screenshot that has to be OCR'd or retyped to respond.

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supra8311 13 on at

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Warren -
Here is the code that sets displayItem (from a different screen):

Navigate(Job_Edit,ScreenTransition.None,{displayItem:Gallery2.Selected,matID:Gallery2.Selected.ID,new:false})

But I don't think it has anything to do with the context variable. I get an error with this code as well:

Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2("apowell@cornerstonegranite.com","Hi","test");

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WarrenBelz 155,352 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @supra8311 ,
I see it now - you are using the Old code on the renamed connector
Microsoft365Outlook.SendEmailV2( "apowell@cornerstonegranite.com", "Hi", "test" );

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supra8311 13 on at

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Thanks Warren!

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